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 | | It has been said that a face is the map of the person, telling us much about their temperament, background, age, family, genetic roots, wisdom, joys, and sufferings. |
 | | This society so intoxicated in secular humanism, New Age religion, hedonism, materialism, modernism, feminism, sodomy, and all manner of foul evils showers us with its many faces of sin on a daily basis, yet its smiling, mocking faces are mere masks to the perdition being sold. |
 | | The face is the object which calls forth love, indifference, or hatred -- not for its particular beauty or homeliness, but because of that which it represents. |
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